The new German government acknowledges in its coalition agreement the need for additional CCGT capacity as a transition technology. This article examines developments that will be of interest to investors in the agreement.
The individual articles offer a legal and practical assessment of selected topics from the coalition agreement. Each contribution sets the political announcements in context, identifies legal implications and highlights their relevance for the energy and infrastructure sectors.
The Spanish Supreme Court has affirmed Galicia’s wind farm authorisation procedures, despite project suspensions and legal challenges.
Bankruptcy remote structures are most often used for valuable assets, such as drill ships, FSRUs, commercial aircraft and real estate.
Read the 209th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
The Federal Court of Justice clarifies the unclear legal situation: Legal certainty for the long-term planning necessary to expand renewable energies can be contractually secured.
Read the 208th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
Vietnam has recently revised its Power Development Plan VIII, marking a strategic move to accelerate the development and implementation of power projects.
On April 17, 2025, the USTR published a notice of action implementing its port fee proposal, first announced on February 21, 2025.
The commodities market is expected to see an increase in the number of contractual defaults, stemming from climate change and political instability. This article sets out a ‘refresher’ on steps that should be taken when faced with a contractual breach, as well as additional tips for companies to prepare for and handle defaults in this volatile market.
